The process of registering foreign citizens and stateless persons by their place of residence in Uzbekistan is being improved. Additionally, it is proposed to strengthen the responsibility of organizations in this process.
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An electronic system that automatically assesses the risk of new legal violations for business entities operating in the civil aviation sector of the Republic of Uzbekistan is being introduced. Through this system, business entities classified as low risk will not face inspections.
As of July 1, 2026, Uzbekistan's permanent population exceeds 38.5 million. Of this population, 19.6 million reside in urban areas, while the remaining 18.9 million live in rural areas.
In Uzbekistan, it has been revealed that several individuals committed fraud by taking money from citizens by promising to send them for work to Canada, Japan, Slovakia, and Germany and to process visas. Criminal cases have been initiated regarding these incidents.
Starting from the 2026-2027 academic year, an additional grant equal to 10% of the state grant places for full-time undergraduate education will be allocated for the children of families listed in the Social Registry. This privilege is only provided for the first chosen field of study.
On July 27, the Cultural Days of Uzbekistan began in Kyrgyzstan. Approximately 200 representatives of culture and art, led by Ozodbek Nazarbekov, are participating in these two-day events.
An Uzbek citizen who traveled to Belarus for work found himself in a difficult situation without funds after failing to connect with the person who offered him a job. This citizen was assisted by Uzbekistan's diplomats and the Migration Agency.
